Current Cabinet
The current cabinet is formed from the caucus of the Prince Edward Island Liberal Party and took the oath of office on June 12, 2007.
Members are listed in order of precedence.
| Lieutenant-Governor | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| His Honour The Honourable Frank Lewis | (2011–present) | ||||
| Portfolio | Minister | ||||
| Premier of Prince Edward Island and Minister responsible for Acadian and Francophone Affairs and Minister responsible for Intergovernmental Affairs |
Hon. Robert W.J. Ghiz | ||||
| Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal | Hon. Ron W. MacKinley | ||||
| Minister of Environment, Energy and Forestry | Hon. Richard E. Brown | ||||
| Minister of Health and Wellness and Minister responsible for Aboriginal Affairs |
Hon. Carolyn I. Bertram | ||||
| Minister of Innovation and Advanced Learning | Hon. Allan V. Campbell | ||||
| Minister of Education and Early Childhood Development and Attorney General |
Hon. Doug W. Currie | ||||
| Minister of Tourism and Culture | Hon. Robert Vessey | ||||
| Minister of Community Services, Seniors and Labour and Minister responsible for the Status of Women |
Hon. Janice Sherry | ||||
| Minister of Fisheries, Aquaculture and Rural Development | Hon. Neil J. LeClair | ||||
| Minister of Finance and Municipal Affairs | Hon. Wesley J. Sheridan | ||||
| Minister of Agriculture and Deputy Premier |
Hon. George Webster | ||||
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